Sentence examples for resolved most likely from inspiring English sources

This problem will be resolved, most likely, only when music and video is not stored locally on individual machines, but accessed from the cloud.

Moreover, plasmonic signals of metallic silver at 372 and 378 eV for 3d 3/2 and 3d 5/2 are not resolved, most likely caused by a decrease in Ag amount due to oxidation, as clearly demonstrated in the XPS spectra, as presented in Fig. 6b.

And for Ms. Gym, as for many parents, the most distressing aspect was that the current crisis, even if it can be resolved, is most likely just a foreshadowing of what is to come.

As hrHPV often resolves spontaneously, most likely these five percent additional infections were transient infections, yet to be cleared.

Therefore, we initiated molecular dynamics and energy minimization studies of decoquinate with a homology model of PfCYT b to help resolve the most likely mode of binding.

But however the issue was resolved, it would most likely only buy time until the next crisis.

The Indian component can be resolved into the most likely endogenous (local) haplogroups (C5, F*, H, the two new F5-M481 and O2a1a-T del), and the inter-regional ones (L, R1 and R2).

The PL response shows that the line scans cover all non-zigzag semiconducting nanotube species with a diameter between 0.65 and 1 nm as also seen by Bachilo et al. [33] (PL emission of zigzag tubes could not be resolved which is most likely due to their lower PL quantum yield compared to semiconducting species with bigger chiral angles [34 36]).

Our expanding knowledge and capabilities instead of resolving bioethical issues will most likely create new challenges, and the line between ethical and unethical behavior will only become murkier.

But the relative strength of AOL Time Warner's legal defense will help determine how costly it is for the company to resolve the suit, most likely through a settlement payment.

The global dN/dS ratio was estimated along with 95% confidence intervals using the HKY model of nucleotide substitution, with ambiguous characters resolved according to the most likely solution given by the model.